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Defending India’s appetite

Amrit reacts to Bush’s claim that India and China are responsible for the increase in food prices because of the countries’ high food consumption

What does he intend to say, that it was better when people in these countries were impoverished and stayed malnourished? Some studies have claimed that 73% of food in the United States is disposed of, uneaten…. People simply consign the food on their plates to the garbage can as soon as they don’t feel like consuming it; and they take big portions even when they don’t intend to eat the whole thing.

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Tara Prasad
May 7th, 2008, 2:03 am | #

In reaction to Bush’s statement some one in India wrote that meant once again it proved how poor is Bush when it comes to the knowledge in economics!

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Bharat
May 7th, 2008, 4:12 am | #

hi

I like ur blog

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